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Free Resources and Guidance for Those New to Virtual Learning

The emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic created a need for high-quality and engaging virtual courses. Now, universities are faced with a growing number of students who are seeking out online learning programs. Our 2021 Voice of the Online Learner report showed that the pandemic changed many student’s views on online learning, with 51% now saying that they have a more positive opinion. 

Explore our reference materials to access best practices for virtual instruction along with opportunities to gain insights from experienced online instructors and learning designers at no cost. 

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K-12 Educators Course: Launching Online Learning

Transitioning quickly from an in-person classroom to online teaching can be a challenging experience. But Advancement Courses, a Wiley brand, is here to help. In this free micro-course for K-12 educators, you will learn how to construct a successful digital classroom from the ground up.

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K-12 Educators Course: Building Relationships in Online Learning

One of the toughest challenges many educators face is translating their relationship-building efforts across digital platforms. In this free micro-course from Advancement Courses, teachers receive strategies for nurturing impactful relationships with students, staff, families, the community, and themselves.

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Wiley is offering immediate support to individuals impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Visit our corporate website to learn more.

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